| General Details |
Name / Location | treachery |
Date | 1372 |
Scene | land |
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Cause | Brian mag Mathgamna, high king of Oriel was killed by one of his own galloglasses in treachery - (AC, 1372, p. 341, par. 2) |
Classification | Treachery |
Result | Brian mag Mathgamna was killed |
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Individuals Involved in Battle / Event | one of the galloglasses of Brian mor mag Mathgamna, high-king of Oriel |
| Forces Involved Details |
Forces Involved - For | galloglass of Brian Mor mag Mathgamna |
Forces Involved - Against | Brian Mor mag Mathgamna |
Place of Galloglass in Forces Involved | 1st |
Victory / Defeat / Neither | victory |
Casulties For: Dead | |
Casulties For - Wounded | |
Casulties Against: Dead | Brian mag Mathgamna, high king of Oriel |
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Employment Status | permanent |
Employer's Name | Brian mag Mathgamna, high-king of Oriel |
Employer's Ethnicity | Irish |
Employer's Status | king |
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| Hostages and Opponents Details |
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| Source(s) |
Title | AU, 1368.1 [1372], p |
Title | The Annals of Connacht (AD 1224-1544), ed. A. Martin Freeman (Dublin: The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1944), p. 341 |